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To be eligible for an Master in Microbiology, you typically need a BSc in a science field, such as chemistry, botany, physiology, microbiology, or zoology. You may also need to have scored at least 50% or 55% in your BSc, depending on your category.bsc in public health includes biostatistics, epidemiology, environmental health, and health policy and it dont have subject botany which is necessary for msc in microbiology so it is not possible for public health students to pursue master in microbiology.

The Raja Bahadur Venkata Rama Reddy Women's College in Hyderabad, India has an active Placement and Training Cell to help MBA students prepare for and get placed in companies, banks, hospitals, telecom companies, etc.it has average package of 2.5 lakh per year.its not good as top mba colleges don't expect too much but it gives you degree at the end.

Also if you don't get job You can look for job fairs in your city, and upload your resume to job portals. You can also visit company websites and recruitment platforms to find off-campus job openings.

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Should your undergraduate degree be unrelated to computer science, as mine was, you ought to pursue an MTech in the field.

Both options are available to you if you hold a BTech in computer science.

Though I will strongly advise you to pursue an MTech just in computer science, you should additionally opt to minor in machine learning or data science, complete electives, and write a dissertation in this field.

Why, I ask you, choice number three? Since your degree's main goal is to give you the most possibilities possible in both the academic and professional worlds. Is an MTech in CS qualified for all positions that an MTech in Data Science is qualified for? So is the revision accurate?

Can an MTech in Data Sc maintain a theoretical position in Computer Sc, software engineering, DBMS, OS, or networking, and maybe pursue PhD chances in related fields? Not at all!

To increase your eligibility while pursuing a degree, strive to widen your field of study. Find the things that you are passionate about while you work towards your degree. Within the MTech CS program, cultivate as much Data Science as you can! In that case, excellent if you become a data scientist! You still have a tonne of options available to you if you are unable to!

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With an All India Rank (AIR) of 618268 and an All India ST Rank (AIST) of 22,244 in NEET , your chances of admission to a BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) program depend on various factors such as:

1. Category and Quota: Since you belong to the ST category, you will have the benefit of reserved category seats, which improves your chances of getting admission compared to general category students.
   
   

2. State Quota vs. All India Quota:

   • State Quota (85% seats): You are more likely to secure a seat through the state quota , especially in ST category seats in government or private dental colleges within your state. The cutoff for state quota seats is usually lower compared to the All India Quota.
     
     
   • All India Quota (15% seats): The chances are more competitive here, but it still depends on the state and the availability of seats in dental colleges with reserved category quotas.
     
     

3. State Cutoffs: Different states have varying cutoff ranks for BDS admissions. Research the cutoff ranks in your home state and the states where you are considering admission.
   
   Possible Outcomes:

• Government Dental Colleges: Admission in government dental colleges may be challenging with this rank under the All India Quota (15%) , but you may have a better chance under State Quota (85%) , depending on the state cutoffs and ST category.
  
  

• Private Dental Colleges: You have a higher likelihood of securing a seat in private dental colleges, where the cutoffs are generally lower compared to government institutions. Many private colleges have management and NRI quotas, which may have lower cutoffs for category students.
  
  
  

  I would recommend you to use NEET college predictor tool by Careers360 to get the list of possible colleges you can get with your rank.

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  Click on the above link, fill the required details and you will get the list of possible colleges at your rank.

  
  

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One of Madhya Pradesh, India's top medical schools is NSCB Medical College. It is associated with the Madhya Pradesh Medical Science University and was founded in 1956.
About 200 students are admitted each year to the college's MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) degree program. The National Medical Commission's rules are in line with the curriculum and instructional strategies.
The National Eligibility Entrance Test (NEET), a common entrance exam for medical institutions throughout India, is the basis for admission to the extremely competitive NSCB Medical College.

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